Edmonton Coffee Company

KAFFA COFFEE ROASTERY

& ART STUDIO

 
 
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 The Whole Story

Nestled in the heart of the Garneau Community, Kaffa Roaster and Studio is a boutique coffee roaster and coffee house. Aside from serving as a daytime coffee house, Kaffa welcomes our City's musicians, artists, artisans, and more, where the spirit of a true community speakeasy comes to play. The name Kaffa - both a derivative and a region of coffee's birthplace in Ethiopia - is a coffee roaster situated in the heart of Garneau that has begun its own journey in providing delicious coffee for the broader community. Situated in the heart of Garneau, Kaffa holds a unique view of Garneau, the North Saskatchewan River Valley, and downtown, not commonly beheld by Edmontonians', inviting the public indoors.

 
 
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Events

Art shows and concert venue. The cities culture in the heart of Garneau

Drinks

Our roasted coffee served to perfection.

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Beans

Locally Roasted, single origin beans, and signature coffee blends.

Eats

Snacks, sandwiches and breakfast favourites

 
 

Events

For Special events and room inquiries please email events@kaffaroasterystudio.com

 

PAST EVENTS

Join us on November 7, 2025 for the next in the Kule Folklore Lecture series hosted at Kaffa Roaster & Studio!

Kyler Zeleny’s “Prairie Trilogy” documents the evolving history of Western Canada’s rural communities through three books: Out West (2014), Crown Ditch and the Prairie Castle (2020), and Bury Me in the Back Forty (2024). His work uniquely blends evocative landscapes, candid environmental portraits, and found photography to tell timeless stories of resilience, heritage, and local identity.

The trilogy captures both collective and personal memories from small towns and rural spaces, exploring challenges faced by communities shaped by urbanization, fading architecture, and generational transitions. Zeleny’s photography and storytelling provide a vital visual testimony of prairie life, encouraging deeper understanding of the region’s people, places, and histories.